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| Holbrook 2 |
| League, Home |
| 24th September 2011 |
| Won 62 - 3 |
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| Starting 15 |
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Monkey |
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Debs |
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Badders |
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Nick |
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TinTin |
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Royster |
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Bosh |
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Mooey (C) |
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Toby |
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Timbo |
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Mattheos |
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Chemist |
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Andy |
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Robbo |
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Wilko |
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AJ |
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Hugo |
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Josh |
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Scrabble |
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Norfolk Arms Vs Holbrook 2's
What a difference a week makes!
I'm sure that we took more than just a little inspiration from the England game
in the morning as we posted an almost identical scoreline against the visitors
from Holbrook! With another full bench (2 weeks in a row people!) the Norfolk
started strongly right from the off, a product of the more intense warm up I am
sure. The first score came just 3 minutes into the game (according to Bosch's
new stat app - 3:07) with Mike "Wilko" Wilkinson going over for his
first of two for the day. Tim "One Dip" Laker converted then 10
minutes later Iain "Bosch" White powered over after a great backline
break by Mike "Chemist" Slator, and this score was also converted.
Bosch scored again not too long after, with a little shunt over the line from
…well, Shunt (yours truly). Holbrook then put some phases together and
managed to bag their only points of the game through a penalty kick. There was
still time in the first half for Wilko to bag his second and for Nick "Not
All There" Milller to hit the line (and post) at pace for his first of the
season.
After a much needed half time break more pressure from the home side resulted
in tries for Ian "Space, nah run at the man" Robins, Alex "Nice
to have you back" Jones, both scoring a brace in the second 40. The
Chemest was also rewarded for a day of hard work with a try and "One
Dip" Laker added another 3 conversions in this period. The second half
pressure was also kept up by strong additions from the bench by Hugo
"Insert Nickname Here" Stevens and Josh "The Dancer". Mad
Pole Tomasz "Scrabble" Grezckecz was decent enough to stand in for
the opposition after their prop was injured meaning the game could continue
with contested scrums. The end result of a good days work by all … 62-3
A great effort by everyone involved and a massive marker set down for the rest
of the season, standards set to be kept at that high level and proof that when
we play heads up rugby off great set piece, attacking lines at pace and with
purpose, we can be more than a handful
Mexican night was a great success with just one or two tequilas being knocked
back! (Not many more details are forthcoming at this time).
Pulborough 2's away next week after England hopefully whipping the Sweaties in
the morning - Get those bacon sarnies on Aunty Pam, and I might have a coffee
or eight as well! |
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